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In 1963/4, 43% of full-time university students were reading arts subjects. 26% science, 15% technology, 2% agriculture and 13% medical subjects (see Table 6). Since the war there has been comparatively little change in the proportion ...
In 1963/4, 43% of full-time university students were reading arts subjects. 26% science, 15% technology, 2% agriculture and 13% medical subjects (see Table 6). Since the war there has been comparatively little change in the proportion ...
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In 1963, 46% of undergraduates entering universities went up to read arts subjects, 26% to read science, 16% technology, 2% agriculture and 10% medical subjects. These figures differ from those relating to all students : this is because ...
In 1963, 46% of undergraduates entering universities went up to read arts subjects, 26% to read science, 16% technology, 2% agriculture and 10% medical subjects. These figures differ from those relating to all students : this is because ...
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Table 32 shows the ' A ' level subjects in which passes were held by students in different faculties, ... had passes in only arts subjects ; 91%, 89% and 91% of students in the faculties of science, applied science and medical subjects ...
Table 32 shows the ' A ' level subjects in which passes were held by students in different faculties, ... had passes in only arts subjects ; 91%, 89% and 91% of students in the faculties of science, applied science and medical subjects ...
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applied science arts awards Certificate of Education civic universities Class of degree Colleges of Advanced compared course G.B. Diploma in Technology discussion periods England and Wales faculty G.B. full-time equivalent full-time students further education graduates higher diplomas higher education Higher National Certificate Higher National Diploma home postgraduates home students home undergraduates hours per week institutions Larger civic leaving school London Master's degree medical subjects method of study note to Table number of students obtained overseas students Oxford and Cambridge P.G. Survey Note part-time day part-time students Percentage of students Percentage of undergraduates postgraduate study private study professional qualifications proportion of students Sample numbers 100 science and technology Scotland Scottish secondary schooling Smaller civic social studies Source students in further students Sample numbers students taking Survey see paragraph teacher training Training Colleges type of college type of course U.G. Survey U.G.C. Returns University Grants Committee university group G.B. women
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| Title | House of Commons Papers, Volume 12 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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